Evening sentinel, Monday, April 3, 1916 · page 3

 

 
 

For Sale,

face or Caps, Double Price.

 

Professional Cards, and
Miscellaneous

LASSIFIED Advertisements on name. Twenty-Five Words orl..ess. 25c
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FOR SALE

TO LET.

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FOR SALE —‘I‘llltl-IPZ ACiil-ZS O.‘
ldhl w. h about so» feet trout. High
uni go-id of the Sound Tell
mittultw unlit from ”JP centre oi Nor:
t\a.k
ti!» end of Morgan auntie, on Walter
avenue LeVel itttid and tillaule A
pir‘ ty ellu'. intpnie of Louis Janu-
Ii! I, 'ix Mun stit'el. \tir‘atk aft Bl _
._A.. _ __ ()Iit‘ room iii the rear.
FOR SALE ttot'sniioini i‘l'ltNi- ”mu” "“99““ ””0
llll-‘, on amount of death, giving up “u“ SW"! .\ort\alk.

 

 

TO LET~AI'AIITME.\'T IN THIS
llilIlJlt’ building. North Main street.
I'llillJl location: reasonable rent. Ap-
ply to J lttitig Ilibblt‘ .tt oilice of The
' a3 at
T0 LET—STORE. WOODWARI)
Suitable for any businesa
Apply of t‘arl
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l.w..~ei~tr-~pi;i__' \‘.'i!l Sell furniture 7T0,“ T F 'RVI ‘liFU ( \ '1‘
“Hap. Inquire l"I-"dirllk Hart, Iiay- _ “ L; ._ L '1): ‘ 39”"! A.“
bond CW“, “1”“.an a”: M . . irum stieet. one l...l---. a1 a
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FOR SALE ero rim nt'nni 7° LET r()-A~h~\ll.“1>‘er“,.”\'
lid, Iot> on Fitch‘s Point. Norualli, nlte uppei rooms wit partla imp on»

meats and barn. Inquire on premises
o! .\lr.- .\'. IE. Campbell, 11 \‘an Zaiit
.‘lrt‘t‘l, East Norwalk. at 3t
T0 LET—APARTMENT Wi’l‘li

llitllt‘ril improwirents on Washington
_'street. Newly papered and painted

and decorated. inquire Copyright
t‘lothing Cu, 6 North Main street, 60.
Norwaik. Phone 234. a1 3!

TO LET—FROM APRIL lST. SIX
room house, 18 Meadow street. Apply
to E. M. Tolles, 146 South Main St.

Inn at

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Conn. 7.0tl50 each. Facing on private
road and deep channel One block to
trolley, near school, gas MWH‘I‘, city
water. electric lights. Price 22,309
each. Inquire .lolitt A. Mills. 29 Wall
s‘t'eet, Norwalk, (.‘onn.

 

 

 

FOR SALE#.\‘EW RESIDENCE ON
Fitch's Point, Norwalk, Conn. 8
rooms, baths, large attic. On llri.
vale road {rattling on deep channel.
with concrete sea wall and landing
stage. liouse all improvements, elec-
tric lights, gas, sewer, city water, one
block to trolIeY. ten minutes to sta~
lion, near school and country club.‘
Large lot or smaller if desired. Lot.
fiT-x160 feet. Price $8,500. inquire
John A M ills, 29 Wall street, Norwalk
Court.

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To LET—HOUSE, NO. 41 CHEST-
nntaatreet. Nine large rooms. All im-
provements. inquire No. 31 Chestnut
‘ street: all 3i

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> T0 LET—LARGE LIGHT ROOMSI

FOR SALE—A NEW SEVEN with improvements, near trolley and
room house, “”1 improvements, “'“h railroad Station. inquire at 11 Myrtle
garden, chicken house, fruit trees and Sm...“ East Norwaik. at at
strawberry patch. Also within five - _._...,_ ..
minutes walk to station. Address C. ll.~ TO LET—J’RAUTICALLY NEW
(‘0 ‘St‘nlinel 05109- .3 3' apartment, with improvements. One
“j block from West avenue, near South

FOR SALE~0R EXCHANGE; TWO Norwalk center. inquire at 47 West
family “ml-‘9 1“ 800d location. Would avenue, South Norwalk, or phone 458.
consider oyster grounds, building lots: 11181 3t
or automobile. Enquire ‘Ilouse' cot _

Sentinel ‘ 31 3i: To LET—ONE ii.\l.l-‘ or A HOUSE

" ”j""' ,of R rooms and bath. All Improve-
FOR SALE-5 ACRP’S' FRUIT' moms. L'p-to-date. Near South Nor

poultry. garden farm, good’bulldlnxl,‘ walk station. Occupancy at once. Al-
naar horwalk. Excellent 2.»acre gar-[hon “mum”, Norwalk. Conn. Tole~
den farm, State Road, 83,000. D. iiull "‘31 3t

. ‘ phone 1358-2.
South horwalk. met 3!

‘ . _ .. . .
. T0 LET—FIVE PLEASANT LARGE

rooms. inquire Mrs. William liilsdon.
6; Elizabeth street. m3l it

To LET—FROM AI’RII. 181‘. 6
room house, all Improvements, .\‘0. 7.".
\\'t.odwnrd avenue. Rent 825. 6 rootn
bununlow, all improvements, No. 31
Lincoln avenue. Rent 320. inquire of
Charles E. lloyt.

 

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FOR SALE—PLAYER PIANO. FOR
particulars inquire of Mrs. J. W.
Studm-ll. (‘litt'ord Hotel. uifll (it

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FOR SALE—TO EVERY FAMILY,
one bottle of "Amaretto Castellano"-
the King of Spring tonlca. it filters the
blood and gives force and Vitality.
sold by all leading druggiats, hotels
and cafes. mil im

 

To LET—FOI‘R NICE LIGIIT,
sunny rooms, to a small family. Sec-
ond floor. SOIIIP improvements. in-‘
quire Mrs. Gerhardt, 265 East avo-
ntie. m3i at

T0 LET—{)NE FOUR ROOM AP-
partmcnt. improvements. One minute
from trolley, ten minutes from depot..
inquire 84 Woodward avenue. Tel.
1 1106-12.

LOST

LOST—A PAIR OF GOLD NOSE
eyeglasses, with chain and hairpin at-
tached. Were In case. Reward on
returning to this office. «3 :2t

 

 

 

Auction! Auction!

 

 

The undersigned will sell at public
anc ion to the highest bidder, on the
premises. on the

TO LET—«STOKE FROM APRIL 15!
‘IOI‘Difil‘ly occupied by Salvation Army.
i Also extremely large basement to rent.

'6‘“ day 0' April. '6‘ hlftuire on premises. 87 North Main

1street, South Norwalk. mi! 3t

.0 p. m. lllt- following premises: ._. .
} T0 LET—A STORE, 207 EAST

The Cerhain Building Washington street, East Norwalk. im-

, provements. fliquire Dr. 'Bohannon, 64

Lot 0n Morgan Ave 3W“ ”a“ “We Telephone .0.

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AUTOMOBILES.

fillxltiixitifi, more or less
Term: of Sale to Be aa Follows:

WANTED.

WANTEDMn‘lx PIXI‘Eliilixt‘ljll
laborers or farm ll.lI’i(l\. \\'oik until
Nineiiiber iieit “Iii/dew $2.00 pet‘na)
Apply I-‘oreiiian, P]. i) Uailahei', (‘I‘ali-
lilii‘)’.

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WANTED *UI’I‘IHXTUIL“ EXPERI-
tlil'ctl oii Singer power machines. (in
all pails of house dress inakinu. llo-ld
pay. rll‘ud)‘ work Mnh'urt‘d. Royal
Mir ('0, a? \\H>lliii;-'iUII ell't‘t‘l. azi t1:

GENERAL

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WANTED IiY t‘thPB'I‘EN'I‘
young lady. position as bookkeeper.
Thoroughly experienced in general of-
fice work, telephone and switchboard:
also especially adapted to pay-tool
work, quick and accurate at figures.

WANTED ‘lllil. l-‘(ill
housework Mrs. Isfi'dt‘ Jennigs,
l'ittx Hill ltottd,

Best of references furnished. Apply
W. M. (‘.. cio Sentinel Office. Phone
694-12. a3 3t

WANTED—YOUNG MAN, 18 T0
20, to work in packing room. 600d
wages and chance for advancement.
Reference required. Clover Mfg. Co
Cranbury.

 

 

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An. _».__.-. .._.__——- - -
WANTED YOUNG LADY T0 ASv
sist evenlnim. Must haVe good recom-
mendations and be a “home"
Easy work. Good pay. Apply, Mon-
day. 7 p. m. Policy's Dancing School.
at 3!
WANTED—WOMAN TO (‘ARE FOR
sick person. One who will appreciate
good home. Address, “Home", co
Sentinel. at 3!

 

 

WANTED—A COUPLE OF ROOM~
era, with board if desired, In private
family. Address "Mann" (go Sentinel.
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WANTED—A MAN TO WORK ().\'
farm. Must know how to milk. W t‘.
Perry, ('raubury. Tt-lc. Him-ii. mill 31

WANTED—(100D, STEAIW WO-
mnn for housework. One who will
stay nights. Mrs. Taft, it; ilnviland
St., So. Norwalk. mill 3t

WANTED A votrxn nttn. Full

 

light housework. No washing and no
cooking. Mr. C. J. Mintz, llnnford
Block, 54 North Main street. mill it

WANTEDontns rott Linnr.
pleasant factory work. iiight
shop. Good pay. Write for applica-
tion blank. or call at Employment Of-
fice, Remington Arins-llnion Metallic
Cartridge (‘o., Barnum Ava, Bridge-

 

port. Ct. mill 3t.

WANTED—A SAMCSIADY IN A
Dry Goods Store. Apply A. Dicker.
man 8; Son. iii3l 3t

 

 

WANTED—PUPIIIS TO JOIN MY
class to learn massaging and physi-
cal culture. -Can earn at least $50 a
week. For particulars write or call
Dr. M. F. Adlemt‘in, 39 Suburban aVe-
nue, Stamford. Encime stamp for re-
ply.

 

WANTED—OPERATORS ON SING-
er sewing machines. Also girls to make
themselves useful in shoe factory. Ii.
Jacob & Sons, 'Shoe Manufacturers,
Belden avenue, Norwaik. tn29 3tl

WANTED—MEN.WOMEN. 375.00
constantly. Write for list positions
now obtainable. Franklin institute,
Dept. 26 M, Rochester, N. Y.

 

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g A 1912 HUPMOBILE, ROADSTER.

Ten per cent. to he paid in cash all
the time of sale. balance within fir;-

 

 

 

 

ddai' order of the Administrator iin perfect running order for sale
unth 0rd" of the Court. ' chcap. Newly painted and overhaul-A
THOMAS C. BALCOM 0‘1 lniiulre 25 Putnam avenue. South

67 watt met Nag-walk Norwaik. as 3t
A sew GOOD TOURING CARSt

w and roadsters. Overhauled and In A-lli

A N I ,conditlon. Wehrle‘a Garage, 11 Ray-t

 

j mond street, South Norwaik.
' '- " POULTRY. “

“MAPLE asova FARM—BABY
. . . chicks for sale. 8. C. W. Leghorn, S l

Sh'" M‘hng' Bfi'mm 40. Rhode Island Reds, anred Rocka.t
’ paid while learning. ‘Hatchtng em and custom hatching!

. A-i utility stock. P. 0. Box 325. Phenol
, women son sxanmrs I .
G en "3" 1089-2. new at.

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1 Operators on all parts of

 

 

 

THE NUBONE DORSET—LADIES

No stay whatever equals Nuhone
In giving perfect support without
sacrificing ease and flexibility. No
bulgingjelow waistline. Perfect

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new at. Jan "m
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l tat for information.

l—‘l'hoia-‘ateat mu cla‘oailed ad-
III or woman who everything the

WANTED—A GIRL FOR LIGHT
housework. and to care for baby. (3.:
0. F., clo Sentinel. m2!) tf

 

WANTED—THE NEW BRITAIN.

fuenmi Hospital New Britain Conn "a" “"‘mn' ‘““""“’ and “mm“

offers a 2 1-2 year course of training
for nurses. Address, Supt. o'f Hospi.
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WANTED—TO BUY ALL mNDsi
of cattle and poultry. Betti prices
paid. Beat prices paid for calves. H;
Friedman, South Norwaik. Tel. 1151.-

 

 

 

TEXAS BANK ‘F'AILS.
SAN ANTONIO. Tenn-April 3.—'i'he,
West Texas Bank and Trust Company
with deposits close to two million
dollars, according to its last report.
did not open its doors today. The
bank is a state guaranty institution,
and all but Interest bearing deposits
are protected by the state.

 

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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Faith-hi Count! San-u huh.
Norwaik. Conn, March ii, 191‘.

At a regular naming of the board
of air-riots of the Furleld (‘oenty
Sahiiilr Bank hell thia day a dindend
at the rate of tour til per cent. per
dnliulii was dH‘lil’rd to depOsitora
truth the earnings of the six month!
ending March 31. 1.16.“

The same will be entered on pass
book: and paid on and after April 10,‘
1916. . ‘

iiy order of the board of (tn-(tors,

SBYMUI'K il'IiTiS.

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mfll ist Treasurer
lusirict of Norwalk so In.» late
i'otirt March 27th, A. 1), 15m; I

l5.~t.ile of William Slr‘\t‘l!~ Late of"
Xoruulk lli Mild llistrict, dct-eaSed. l
The t'otirl of Probate for the his;
tr. l of Nomadic hath limited and tail
tuned my mouth» from the date here
of for the creditors of said Estate to
l“.:illlil their i‘l‘dllih‘ for nettlement.
Those who neat!!! to present their‘
amounts, properly attested within said
‘III. -, “ill be tit-barred a rei'OVery‘All
Lemons indebted to said Estate are
I't'tliit‘rlt‘tl to wait; immediate payment
to .
HOWARD i.. IA)\\'.\'IIES j
Administrator.

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|)i.~trict of norwallt. as. Probate
‘(thltl‘t March 3m, A. IL, 1916.
Little of ltoyai MG (‘onist'm-k, lute
vot Norw alk, in said District, deceased.

The (‘ourt oi Probate for the DIV

:trit-t of Norwalk. hath limited and al-
:‘ lowed six months from the date hereof

{for the creditors of said estate to ex‘

} hibit their claim for settlement. Those!

3 who neglect to present their accountsI
,proper!

will be debarred a recovery. All per-i

sons lndebted to said Estate are re-’

quested to make immediate payment

girl. ‘

HAMILTON L. COMSTOCK,
:t'l to 17

 

Ilislricl of Norwallt. sa. Probat-el

(‘onrt, April 3rd. A. I1. 1916. l
late

Estate of .\'uziata Tortorella,

or Nol‘walll in said District. deceased: de‘em‘m‘l '° 3‘10?" stringent

Whereas, written application lifll:
"u-n-iv made to this (‘ourt by the exec-1
ttitll‘ of the will of said tif‘t-enst‘d pray—i
IIILZ for reasons therein set forth for
an order authorizing and empowering
hint to sell the inventorietl real es-
Hit- (it «:tltl Phlflle .

i'lidcicri. That said application he:
inward and determined at the Probate
(llllt‘t‘, in \‘oru-itll‘, on the silt day of:
April. lltloi. lit to o'clock
and that public notice thereof the Riv
in to all persons intercsted therelnl
by publishing tllll' order iii a now-spat»,
t‘i' hitting a circulation in said district‘
.‘ll least five days before said day of
inuirinu

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foreiioott: ‘

I
HENRY \V. GREGORY. I
Judge!

BUSINESS NOTICE.

- ._..A-._ as. .— _

1
IS YOUR BUTTER BILL IIIGII.’,
lil'Y JELKI-I’S GOOD LUCK MAR-t

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(lA‘KlNl'I. Till? FINEST Sl‘ltl-TAII
l-‘OR BREAD, ‘_‘:'u‘ I‘Plli LB. DISTRI-
lll'TI-Iil HY MRS. M. OLSEN, 4"

FORT STREET. l-ZAST NORWALK.
(‘().\'.\‘. SOLE AGENT I.\' NOR-
WALK l-‘OR JELKE'S (lOOll l.l'(‘K
.\t.-\RnAat.\'l:. tuioxs 942-3.
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FINLAYSON AND FANNING, AR-
chitecta, desire to announce that they
have opened an office for the general
practice of architecture. Room 1, HIV-
Iland Block, 94 Washington street.

 

 

DR. M. F. ALDEMAN'S INSTITU-
tlon and a resting home. The loca-
tion is excellent. Terms moderate. Ac
comodations for chronic cases. 8ch-
lalty 'for nervousness, rheumatism,
convulsions. etc. Send for booklet. Dr.
M. F. Aidennn, D. C., Shamford, Conn.

 

PAINTING PAPER-HANGING
decorating. painter'a supplies; wail-
papar. unto-date styles, lowest prices.
Estimates cheerfully given. Trial or-~
dcrs solicited. Tel. 400. Alexander
White, 61 l-2 Ely Ave. m28

CONFEDERATE VETERAN DEAD.
“'ASHINGTON, April il.—Major
Robert W. I‘IlIntPr, prominent Confed

 
 

y attested, 'wniiiu said timo.l"°“°°f‘lab°' “mm'smus‘

Administrator. a labor commtssnoner has returned

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GERMAN! AT VERDUNI

WITH VAST FORCES. ‘

653 tone. is owned in 61*.
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“Junta W. Gerard. the
can ambassador to Germany.
states that he waa asked by
mend. and by the Democratic
Party to run for governor of
New York," says the Overseas
News Agency "He considers it
his dutv. however. to stav in Ber-

 

ii‘ontinued front Fix»! "JLV'l

traiity. Public anliety has been
considerably allayed, but has not
wholly disappeared. in the ab~
sence of a statement from the
government to clear up the situa-
tion. An alarming bulletin pub-
lished on Friday was not issued
at the instance of the government

The Hague agency oi the‘
Bank of The Netherlands was the
scene of a small run for «tunic in
rxcl ange for paper, especially on
the part of monev changers. who
have been apprehensive of a re-
turn of the panicky conditions of
the early deVs of the war. of
which, however. there is so far
no indication. The Amsterdam
Bc-ursc reflected a feeling of un-
easiness. After 2 temporary re-
covery it clo ell depressed. Gov-
c‘n'nent bonds were again frac-
tionally lower.

The Dutch Minister of Foreirzn
AHairs. when asked by The A5-
sociated Press representative
what. his views were on the situa-
tion replied; “Optimistic, of
course. Then: is nothing to worry
about "

The Clvde strike in England is
expected to collapse todav. and

”Washington St.

 

 

Pineapple, Alolto,
Peaches, in Syrup,

ANDREW DA VE Y, Inc.

! 223‘“ iUnmatcliable-

Cut Prices For All
-—-THIS WEEK»-
Plums, in Rich Syrup. '

Pears, Finest Baltimore,
Cherries, Cottage Brand

 

Iii! during the war.’

A Berlin cable diapnth
light aava Mr. Gerard
a statement denying
tended to resign and r
cvnor of New York. but
say Mr. Gerard had stated
been asked to become a
date.

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-it is affirmed that the night shi‘t
will resume work tonight and the
day shift tomorrow morning.

Ceylon Tea, Atlas Brand,

null. l’kg., 30c

 

This result is due largely, to the
decision of the strike committee
to hand over the whole matter
to the local officials of the Amal-
gamated Socictv of Engineers for
negotiations with the Clyde dilu-

Allas Jelly Powder,
Atlas Corn Starch,
Quaker Farina,
Quaker Corn Flakes,
Ammonia,

Blulng.

An annouccmct of the decision
will be made at a meeting of the
strikers this afternoon, when the
men will be advised to resume,
work immediately. The chief

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to Glaseow after consulting:
with the Cabinet Ministers. and it
is understood that if a settlement

Fioti r, Golden Grain,

241.; lbs, 8“

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is not affected the government is, Hayler’s Coma

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measures in order to bring the
strike to an end.

Fiehtinrz continued all niqh‘ ill
the Verdun region east of the
Mouse. between Douaumont and
Vaux. The issue turned gcncially
the French War Office annot nec~
“rut n‘ this site-moon says in
favor of the French. who gain-
ed ground in the northern part of
which was ou‘nn
pied by the. Germans yesterday ‘

West of the river a bombard-
ment was carri-d on near liau-
mont. without. ctlcct. ,

The Br‘tish =tc1'nvhip Portb
has been sunk. Six members of
‘hc crew were lost and eight were
landed. The Perth was nnnrrvcd

There are three British stca'n-
ships Perth. The lareeav mm
tons' gross. is owncd ‘n Mel-
bourne. Another. cf i633 tons.

Grandma’s Powder,

Argo Starch,
ill-as Tomatoes,

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Tomatoes

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Lea a Perrins’ Sauce,

Pet Evaporated Milk,

,1; iii. (an, 17c

lllllllt', 1%
for 106
7c
3 an. Ilu‘C, 12c

\h. 3 t .4“, 12¢

3, Max.

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Absolutely None Better Packed.

Corn, Peas, string] Beans, Lima Beans
3 Cans. 259

Spinach, Succotash-

Royal Ba‘tinn Powder

Absolu’ ely Pure.

lliiJiZC l i-Z lb.22c | Mitt.

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died here .early today. after a. short
Illness. He was born in Martinsburr.
\‘a.. and was in his 79th year.

Major Hunter was with Stoncwal‘
"-r-kstm "t. :tnsssas. was proomted
for gallantry at Gettysburg and
fought on nearly every battiefled in
Virginia during the Civil War. After
Che Appomattax surrender, at which
he was chief of staff, of the Gordon
Ferns. Mnior Hunter practiced law at
Winchester. Va, and edited and pub-
lished the Winchester Times.

 

IN THE RESTAURANT. '
Communicative Waiter—it looks
like rain. air. ’
The Optimist—Yea. at does: but
never mind—it nacho like leap.—
Panaln; Show. '

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Made in Norwalk

 

 

Don't struggle along this
range.

EASTER? VIGITIOI

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«New York to Old Farm Comfort,
Richmond, Va., Washington, D. C.
' and return "0.00

OLD common LINE '

Make Your dieservationa'
through

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monthly payments of two

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Handsome Gas Range in Your Kitchen _

liar loafly Pay-cat Plan

and pay for it in
acb.
Phone No. tobandlet- tall you more about”-

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Programs in to a Standard Not 3 Fancy ca._ E runes
Down to a Price. ’ ' ,
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Evening ........ 7:15 to 10:30 I ‘
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All Seats ................ 10 Cents + .. - ——.__—
Boxes and Logea ......... 1‘0 Cen‘cl l a”:“:”:“:”:”:”:“:”z”:
TODAY l ?
Metro Offers in
MARY MILES MINTER ,..
supported by Thomas .I. Carrigan ‘
in a story of love and sacrifice I ’9
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LOVELY MARY’ 13.
TOMORROW j}. .
Jesw IL. [Risky Presents l".
MAE Mus-RAY .t 8
in n Paramount 1 ’z.
“to IIAVE and T0 now" ;;
WEDNESDAY ..
Gold Seal Selig Play f..
“Thou Sltzll Nitto tel" ;..
and 5.3.
ADDED ATTRACTION EVEBV i3.
DAY THIS WEEK. j I
The Hour Film Drama .:: , >
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Presenting a Local Cast in a Play ' .. TWO ”Duals Will “SI!" “'3 Flue,

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